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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GraceZ who wrote (3676)	7/30/2002 10:21:59 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

If I cashed out, what could I get that was any better because all the houses have gone up. I don't want a bigger mortgage or any mortgage. i don't know, double the property tax, maybe? ;-) i'm with ya. pay off the mortgage and be done with it. i'm thinking hard about getting a 15 year mortgage. i want to take a shot at starting a business before i tie up another couple hundred a month, though. Needless to say it happens. I think its silly to try to time it, because these periods can last longer than anyone can guess (especially in California which is in its own little market). yup. and it isn't as easy to "trade" as the market. i HATE moving! -lol- I agree with you about San Diego. My sister used to live in Encinitas and I loved visiting her there. Now she's in Seattle which is beautiful for three months out of the year if you are lucky and almost as expensive. So I visit in Sept or August....but I wish she still lived in San Diego near a beach where the ocean is warm enough to swim. i'm originally from seattle. nice place. but not as nice as here. :-) 3 months of good weather? you are nice. some years it is 3 weeks. ironically, my parents want my family to go there for christmas. ha! how about the 4th of july and they visit me for x-mas dinner on the beach! sounds much better :-)